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A powerful theatric
production that walks through the lives of a cast
of lesbians. Documenting our everyday life experience
and struggles. View the website to find out dates
and show times. Some of DC’s own are featured
in this play so we must support this production!
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| Based in Hong Kong
this movie directed by Yan Yan Mak tells the story
of Flavia, a married woman who has an internal battle
with her sexuality. Things are escalated when she
meets Yip and it forces her to face what she's known
all along, she’s a lesbian. But her marriage
and what society deems acceptable brings obstacles
to this new found love. |
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| Deemed the female
counter part to “Paris is Burning” this
film, directed by Daniel Peddle, documents the lives
of six women who live their lives as"aggressives".
These women vary from bois who date trannies, to
thugged out dykes, to a bike messenger who models
for commercial magazines. This film highlights a
part of the lesbian community that rarely gets represented
properly in the media. |
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| Okay technically
it’s not a “gay film” but damned
if it didn’t have deafening gay overtones.
This is the story of a man who, with the help of
his now gay ex-fiancé, stumbles upon a novel
way to make a lot of money fast. Impregnate lesbians.
Spike Lee is the only main stream director I know
of who could tackle such a controversial story line
with any kind of finesse. |
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| From director Colette
Burson this modern day spin on the Cinderella fairytale
sparks a flame between the high school “It”
girl and anti-social out caste. Donned in a borrowed
tuxedo this cross-dressing Cinderella unknowingly
sweeps her dream girl off her feet and leaves nothing
but a black boot behind as a clue to her true identity. |
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| The age-old lesbian
quagmire...falling for your best friend. Who hasn’t
been there at some point or another? Drunk with
love and desire you count the hours until you see
her again, her smile, her walk and ohh the smell
of her perfume. Director Ligy J. Pullappally shows
us what it's like trying to love a woman in a society
where only an arranged marriage between a man and
a woman is an acceptable form of romantic union. |
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| A documentary from
director Debra A. Wilson, this short film attempts
to demystify some of the stereotypes and misconceptions
that surround “butch” or “dom”
women in the lesbian community. There’s ample
discussion around what exactly signifies butch.
Is it short hair, masculine mannerisms, wearing
men’s clothing? The cast of this documentary
shares vast and cross-generational views on the
subject. |
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Regularly performing
at Chaos, Phase One and Appex these pros put on
fabulous spectaculara of a show. This talented performance
troupe does original skits and lip-sync performances
to your favorite music in the great drag tradition.
Check our their website for dates, times and locations
for their performances. We must support our own
ladies.
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So who’s
the gay rapper? Well evey artist featured in this
documentary by Alex Hinton which chronicles the
Hip Hop subculture that’s been labeled Queercore.
Rhyming about everthing from love to teenage angst
we follow this documentary all over the country
uncovering this underground scene of queer rappers.
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